Reading/Writing
Vocabulary
Grammar
Verbs
Particles
100

Reading: One of the 3 writing systems, written in Japanese as ひらがな.

What is "hiragana"

100

Meaning "Wednesday"

What is すいようび?

100

In Japanese, verbs always go at this part of the sentence.

What is the end?

100

Meaning, "to do"

What is する or します

100

The topic marking particle, its not pronounced like it is written.

What is は?

200

Writing: One of the 3 writing systems, in Japanese it is pronounced "katakana".

What is カタカナ?

200

Meaning "big"

What is おおきい?

200

The particle が doesn't mark the topic of the sentence, but instead it marks the...

What is the subject?

200

Meaning, "to go"

What is いく or いきます

200

The direct object marking particle. Other than being used for this particle, the hiragana used is quite obsolete.

What is を?

300

Writing: This delicious soup is Naruto's favorite food.

What is ラーメン?

300

Meaning "flower"

What is はな or おはな?

300

Verbs come in these 2 forms.

What are -ru and -u verbs?

300

Meaning, "to exist" but only for inanimate objects.

What is ある or あります?

300

The indirect object marker. It is also used for indicating time, destination, among other things.

What is に?

400

Reading: The symbol 本 is used in several words including the word "book" where it is pronounced as...

What is ほん?

400

Meaning "Winter"

What is ふゆ?

400

This logographic system of writing originally came from China. As of today there are over 40,000 of these characters.

What are kanji?

400

Meaning "to sleep"

What is ねる or ねます?

400

This particle indicates the location of action, or the means by which the action was done.

What is で?

500

Writing: The kanji meaning "day" or "sun. It is pronounced "に" when used in the word for "Japan". It is written as...

What is 日?

500

Meaning "Ear" 

What is みみ?

500

The 2 types of adjectives in Japanese.

What are -i and na adjectives?

500

Meaning, "to cook" or "to prepare food"

What is つくる or つくります?

500

A rare particle indicating direction of movement, rather than destination. Its usage is often replaced by に.

What is へ?